The Beast has always had a positive outlook and frequently encouraged his teammates ever since his arrival in Taiwan.
Howard playing in Taiwan is comparable to the market cup I play every Saturday, O’Neill recently mocked.
Light Beast Holy Howard gave a favorable response during the IG live broadcast as well: “I can laugh at you and never criticize you or anyone else, but please don’t be envious or say anything offensive since I spent 18 balls in the NBA. I’m really happy and grateful to have been invited to play in Taiwan, Ji, even at the age of 37 and in the best shape I’ve ever been. Everyone has a different road, so don’t judge too quickly. Even though not every player can make it to the NBA, they still struggle.”
“In the lips of the knight, this most certainly isn’t the Lifetime Fitness league (an American chain fitness brand league). Respect my teammates, Taiwan’s basketball, and the supporters. You represent the previous generation’s “Superman.” Hope is symbolized by Superman’s S emblem. There shouldn’t be a cause. I’m not furious; I’m just wondering what you think. The cheering Taiwanese fans give me the want to play harder, sign autographs, pose for photos with them, and even give them hugs. Taiwan gave me a pair of wings, just like the Red Bull motto said.”
You can tell that Howard truly intends to bring happiness and love to Taiwan and has a sincere desire to have a positive influence on basketball there.
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